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Terminal-first, open-source AI agent manager for any CLI agent (agent agnostic), any OS (mac, windows, linux). The Open-Source Agentic Development Environment for running multiple coding agents in parallel. Run locally or self-host Remote Pane to manage agents from desktop or phone. Simplify multi-agent orchestration with the runpane CLI.
# Add to your Claude Code skills
git clone https://github.com/greenfield-inc/PaneGuides for using ai agents skills like Pane.
Last scanned: 9/22/2026
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}See how Pane compares with popular alternatives.
Pane is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by greenfield-inc. Terminal-first, open-source AI agent manager for any CLI agent (agent agnostic), any OS (mac, windows, linux). The Open-Source Agentic Development Environment for running multiple coding agents in parallel. Run locally or self-host Remote Pane to manage agents from desktop or phone. Simplify multi-agent orchestration with the runpane CLI. It has 601 GitHub stars.
Pane returned warnings in SkillsLLM's automated security scan. It has no critical vulnerabilities, but review the flagged issues in the Security Report section before adding it to your workflow.
Clone the repository with "git clone https://github.com/greenfield-inc/Pane" and add it to your Claude Code skills directory (see the Installation section above).
Pane is primarily written in TypeScript. It is open-source under greenfield-inc on GitHub, so you can review or fork the full source.
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Quick install (recommended)
Mac / Linux
Windows (PowerShell)
Bypasses the macOS Gatekeeper / Windows SmartScreen prompts on direct downloads.
or download the installer directly
Installation · What Flying Feels Like · Remote Pane · Workspaces · Handoff · Pane Chat · Agent-Operable CLI · Keyboard Shortcuts · Building from Source
Not an IDE. Not a terminal emulator. Vim for agent management.
Pane manages AI coding agents without replacing them. If it runs in a terminal, it runs in Pane — instantly, with zero integration. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, Aider, Goose, or any CLI tool. No plugins, no SDK, no waiting for support.
AI coding agents are incredible. Claude Code can work autonomously for hours. Codex can ship features end-to-end. Aider can refactor entire modules. The models are not the bottleneck.
The way you interact with them is.
Managing AI agents right now feels like air traffic control with a walkie-talkie. You're juggling terminal windows. Copy-pasting between tabs. Losing track of which agent is on which branch. Alt-tabbing between your diff viewer, your terminal, your git client, and your editor. The agents are fast — but your tools make you slow.
And then there's git worktrees. Everyone agrees worktrees are the right way to run parallel agents — isolated branches, no conflicts, clean separation. But actually using them? It's miserable. git worktree add, git worktree remove, remembering paths, tracking which worktree is on which branch, cleaning up stale ones, rebasing back to main, squashing commits before merging. Even experienced developers fumble the workflow. It's powerful infrastructure with terrible UX.
Pane makes worktrees invisible. You create a session, Pane creates the worktree. You delete a session, Pane cleans it up. You hit a shortcut, Pane rebases from main. You never type git worktree again. All the isolation benefits, none of the pain.
Each of these is a small thing. Together they compound fast.
| Feature | ||
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| Pane Chat | A global orchestrator terminal that starts in the Pane data directory, loads local Pane orchestration skills, and can coordinate Claude, Codex, or Cursor across repositories, panes, tabs, worktrees, and review loops. | Details |
| Remote Pane | Run panes, worktrees, terminals, files, git state, and approval prompts on a self-hosted remote machine while controlling them from desktop Pane or the browser app at runpane.com/app. | Setup |
| Pane Workspaces | Let an agent on one of your machines read files, run commands, and drive Pane on another over Tailscale. Hand off a task with its branch and a written note; a handoff to the same agent continues your own session there. | Workspaces · Handoff |
| Agent-Operable CLI | Pane ships with runpane agent-context, runpane repos add, and runpane panes create, so a coding agent can discover Pane's command schema, register a repo, open a Pane for each new issue, and add agent tabs to existing Panes for review and fixes (1 feature = 1 worktree = 1 branch = 1 Pane). Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor get the same commands as MCP tools. |
Contract · MCP |
| Pane Notify | Agents ask you through the notify MCP tool instead of waiting in their terminal. Pane shows the question in a strip over whatever app you're in, and one click sends the answer back as the tool's result. ⌃⇧Space answers the whole queue by keyboard, and the Notify inbox holds everything. A Pane desktop shows the questions of every machine it has saved, and your phone gets an alert. |
Notify |
| Pane on Even G2 glasses | See every Notify card from all your computers on Even Realities G2 glasses, answer with the R1 ring or your voice, and open any Pane's live terminal to read it and dictate into it. Pair once from the Pane phone app. | Even G2 glasses |
| Loops | Run an agent or command on a cron schedule, such as a nightly bug sweep. Each run is a new Pane in a fresh worktree, ready to review. Loops are for large recurring jobs and run at most once an hour. | Loops |
| @mention Terminals | Type @ in any terminal to pull the last 500 lines from another pane's terminal directly into your context, no copy-paste required. |
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| Clipboard Shortcuts | Ctrl+Alt+[key] pastes any saved text snippet instantly, so your most-used prompts are one keystroke away forever. |
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| Terminal Popover | Highlight any text in a terminal and an intelligent popover offers the right action: copy, open in browser, or show in explorer. | |
| Built-in Browser | Preview any URL in a tab next to your terminals so every pane can see its own running dev server without alt-tabbing. When a Pane's terminal or agent starts a web server, Pane offers to open a live preview of it beside the agent; the preview is that Pane's tab, so it follows the Pane. A new tab, or the address bar's Ports button, lists every port listening on the machine, grouped by the Pane that started it. On your phone, the Remote Pane app opens the same ports and HTML pages over Tailscale (how), and its Explorer tab browses, edits and previews the worktree's files (how). | |
| Resource Manager | Built-in CPU and memory monitor broken down per pane and per process, so you can catch a runaway agent before it eats your laptop. | |
| Status Cues | Every AI pane reports its state at a glance — a red dot when an agent is blocked waiting on your approval, an amber pulse while it works, and a "done" cue when it finishes while you're looking elsewhere. The same rollup colors the project dots and pane tabs, on the desktop and in the phone app, so a whole screen of parallel |
